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Hummingbird Library
Hummingbirds have been revered in artwork since ancient times. These tiny creatures are so remarkable, it's no wonder we seek out ways to bring these elusive little birds into our yards so we can enjoy watching them.  | 
Allen's Hummingbirds breed in a small strip of land along the Pacific Coast, starting in southwest Oregon and continuing into southern California. This is one of the smallest breeding ranges of all hummingbird species.
learn about the Allen's Hummingbird»
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Anna’s are known for consuming more insects than the typical hummingbird. Sadly enough, bees and wasps may become impaled on the bill of an Anna's Hummingbird, causing the bird to starve to death.
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The smallest bird found in the United States and Canada, the Calliope Hummingbird, is named after the Greek muse Calliope. It mainly lives in mountain meadows and open forested areas
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This unique hummingbird has a spectacular courtship ritual in which the male Costa's Hummingbird performs an amazing show for the female in hopes of attracting her as a mate.
learn about the Costa's Hummingbird»
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The Magnificent Hummingbird is a large hummingbird named in regards to its dazzling plumage. Most of these beautiful birds live in central Mexico throughout the year.
learn about the Magnificent Hummingbird»
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This tiny bird is known for its feisty nature and aggression at bird feeders. Territorial at all times of the year, the Rufous will attempt to drive all birds out of its domain.
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16 oz. nectar capacity
$16.62
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